This could be interesting (or not). From ElonX.net. My questions...

This could be interesting (or not). From ElonX.net. My questions are quite simple - when you look at the payloads that D-Orbit have taken up in the past, is it likely they will have booked a berth to launch 1 cubesat? Also with the issues Spaceflight have had with SpaceX and their Sherpas, and the percieved success of the D-Orbit option, would it not be preferable to hitch a ride on ION SCV-006 which appears to have a lot of spare capacity?
I suspect there are some serious discussins going on over there at the moment, and possibly why no announcement has been made.

January 24, 2021SpaceX Transporter-1 (143 satellites)
D-Orbit Pulse – SuperDove (8 sats), SpaceBee (12 sats), DRAGO (hosted)

June 30, 2021SpaceX Transporter-2 (88 satellites)
D-Orbit Wild Ride (6 sats) – Neptuno, Spartan, QMR-KWT, W-Cube, Ghalib, NAPA 2 (RTAF-SAT 2), LaserCube (hosted), Nebula (hosted), Worldfloods (hosted)

January 13, 2022SpaceX Transporter-3 (105 satellites)
D-Orbit Dashing Through The Stars – Dodona, STORK-1, STORK-2, LabSat, SW1FT, VZLUSAT-2

April 1, 2022SpaceX Transporter-4 (40 satellites)
D-Orbit SPACELUST – Polar Patrol KSF2 (4 sats), PlantSat, SUCHAI 2, SUCHAI 3, Upmosphere (hosted)

May 2022SpaceX Transporter-5
D-Orbit ION SCV-006 – Guardian-1
Paris, 24 June 2021. – The space transportation and logistics company D-Orbit will launch and deploy a cubesat from Aistech Space on its ION satellite carrier, the startup based in Como, Italy said.